St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-30
IN A SOCIAL WAY.
The City's Fun and FashiOn---Mu-
cinal EuanfSDorSOnal

The concert by Carl August Westrum at
Dyer music hall last evening was avery
pleasing affair, and was attended by large
audience. Among those who took part IN
Miss Maude G. Kober, pianiste; Miss +.
Lillian Trefethen, ViOlinist, and Mrs. Mira
Beals, etocutiOnist. The programme en-
braced seven numbers and was rendered III
mastery manner. The audience was very
enthusiastic and the various musicians were
repeatedly encored.
A splendidly selected programme of twelve
numbers made the concert given at Toilet
sons hall. corner Franklin and Fifteenth
avenue south. last evening by c. W. Ed
wards, assisted by DR.. Clarence Strachauer,
Joseph Mayhem, Miss Jennie Potter. Miss
Ellen Yaw, Miss Adde Abbott, Miss Clara
SOuthey, C. 4. Tilbury, Bert Mcclellan and
Miss Clara Williams most pleasant event.
The attendance was large, and all the per-
formers acquitted themselves with great
deal of credit.
There was pleasant reception at the rail-
road branch of the Young Mems Christian
association at the rooms on Second street
south last evening. An entertaining musical
and oratorical programme was given with
hearty good will, and it was enjoyed by all
present. After the programme was finished
a supper was given by the ladies auxiliary.
The guests did il full justice.
The Crescent Toboggan club held an in
teresting meeting last evening at 723 Six
tenth street south. The color chosen for
uniforms was chocolate, with red trimmings.
The club will hold regular meetings on + IL
day evenings hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Phelps will give q recep-
ton on Friday evening from o'clock to IL,
at their residence on Park avenue. Five
hundred invitations have been issued.
Dover, the caterer, will furnish refreshments.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Francis f. Cole and Annie b. johnson,
William J. Graham and Julia c. Swain, o. Q.
Melsness and Catharine Qvale, George W.
Fleming and Blanche b. Brace.
A grand masquerade ball was given last
evening at Swedish Brothers hall, corner of
Eighth avenue and Fourth street. About
'seventy-five couples were present.
The dedication of the new rooms of the
Jnionclub will take place on Saturday even
ing, at the corner of Sixth street and Henne-
pin avenue.
The Shini club viii give an entertainment
on Thursday evening.
-. AT THE HOTELS.
At the National: l.. F.. Chaplin, Fort
Dodge To-; George A. Copeland, Glencoe;
W s Bartholomew, Dassell II. S. Lillager,
Spring Park; j. l.. Robinson, WatertoWn,
Oak.
At the St. James: F. F. HubbeIl, Ashland,
Wis. Mrs Julia Gre9n, Warren: V. w. Har-
rington and W Wiley. Sioux Falls; Charles
II Cutting, Hlnckley; j. 4. Smith, Duluth;
William Vany, Eau CLAIRE.
At the Nicolet: ". ). Colburn. Benson;
i. n. Doggett. Aberdeen; J. X. Cary and ID.
w. Barnum, Duluth: John Cooper and s. A.
Gray, St. Cloud; c. b. Boothe, WinOna; J.
r. Greer and wife, White Bear Lake; NJ. F.
OBrien. Waterville; Charles Fish, Sank
Center.
At the Clark house: F. B. Chase, Chip
pewa Falls; D. C.. Miller, Rochester; Jesse
Ames, Mortified.
+. r. Brewster and Fred n. Lang. of Bara-
boo. Wis, were at the West yesterday. The
gentlemen were here in the interest of the
newly discovered iron mines at BarabOo.
William Irvine. IA prominent Chippewa
Falls, Wis, lumberman, is at the West.
John J. Rudy, business manager of the
Rag Baby combination. is mt the West
At the West: W. G. Godding, Watertown;
f. j. Clement, Ashton; G. :. Barnes. Fargo:
Andrew j. Smith, Sank Center; d. B. d.
Sherwood, Aberdeen, Scotland.